Wel daarna de route goed nalopen. Het kan namelijk maar zo zijn dat door het omkeren er routepunten op de "verkeerde" rijbaan staan. Deze moet je dan handmatig even verplaatsen naar de "goede" rijbaan

Op welke manier weet de app hoeveel het gemiddeld verbruik is want dat kan voor een kleine EV 12kWh en voor een andere 18kWh. als je merk model accupack en of het gemiddeld verbruik niet kan ingeven hoe gebrurt dan de berekening?

Please don’t let this turn into another endless tyre-or-oil debate.

@Erdna What you are telling is crystal clear to me. But why isnt it possible to get the same expected duration in the moment I have opened the route in the MRA planner as I get from the navigaton app? Is it technically impossible for the planner to calculate with the current traffic conditions? btw: it seems my originally questions are already answered. time difference is due to traffic conditions planner is not able to consider traffic conditions

I recommend in principle to plan with OSM card and the HERE algorithm, to set enough waypoints or base points and only then to change or transfer. With the MRA Navigation Next you can go straight away. [image: IMG_2139.jpeg]

I do use that already, I was thinking to have it work in the same way as the app, tick a box on a folder to show those routes rather than having to add then manually

@Devis export is something different than save as. With export the route is being passed on with the communicator or lets say the drive app of Garmin. With the Save as you can choose the file type and the destination

That's why i calculate with a certain average speed. After many years of experience i am mostly no more than 30 minutes off compared to the ETA time i said in the morning we started the route.

@Nick-Carthew-RouteXpert-Senior en hoe gaat dat?

@RetiredWingMan, it helps if you are not afraid of pressing buttons and slide menus

@Travellexxie I never understand why you would create a route in GoogleSatelite or Hybrid!

You cannot create a track, but you can split it or trim it and you can join multiple tracks, and just save as a new track ! https://www.therideatlas.com/tools/gpx-editor/ [image: image.jpeg]

Zoals Nick beschreef. Het gemak zit erin, dat als je meerdere dagen in 1 route hebt, kun je in de "split" meerdere splitsingen aanbrengen. Je kunt dus direct alle dagen splitsen en deze worden als nieuwe routes bewaard. De oorspronkelijke route blijft bewaard en je kunt direct ook nieuwe routenamen voor de opvolgende dagen invoeren.

It's a two year old post and already on the wishlist of the new routeplanner. We have to be patient a little longer...

@Corjan-Meijerink any update on this?

I too would like this multi-day planning feature. This would be great for our yearly tours.

Well that would be great. But I hope if AI integration is under discussion then the developers will open some conversations about what we want from AI. Or we could have a separate thread in this in the forum. I’d be glad to contribute what I have been using AI for so far. And I still think a lossless export/re-import would be straightforward to implement and very valuable in the interim and probably long term.